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Sanpada investors duped of Rs 13 lakh in fake gold finance scheme, five booked

Police say accused allegedly lured customers with promise of attractive returns before disappearing with their cash and ornaments

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Customers deposited gold ornaments and cash in the hope of benefiting financially. Representation pic/iStock

Customers deposited gold ornaments and cash in the hope of benefiting financially. Representation pic/iStock

Sanpada police booked five individuals for allegedly running a fraudulent gold investment and finance scheme that cheated investors of over Rs 13.19 lakh. An FIR has been registered under relevant sections of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and the Maharashtra Protection of Interest of Depositors (MPID) Act. 

False promise

The accused allegedly operated a financial scheme in which customers were encouraged to deposit gold ornaments and cash with promises of attractive returns and financial benefits. “The scheme was projected as a genuine gold finance and investment business, convincing several people to invest their savings and jewellery”, a police officer told mid-day.

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